The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-08-17
NEW HOPE AND puoKs COUNTY. PA,

NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY. PA.
The new creamery near Fairmount
receives about thirty. five hundred pounds
of milk daily.
AT the last settlement the Plum
steadville creamery paid rs cents per
cwt. for milk.
The New Hope Cornet Band will give
another open-air concert in New Hope on
Friday evening.
The G.. A. r. Post of Riegelsville
will run an excursion to Coney Island
on Saturday of this week.
The Lutheran congregation at REG
elsville will run an excursion to Long
Branch and Ocean Grove to-day.
The Buckingham creamery paid So
cents per cwt for the milk received dur
ing the month of July-about 5000
pounds daily.
Stephen b. Twining and family, of
Yardley. have been on trip to the
Falls of Niagara. Edward Foulke and
family of'Wsshington, d. o., are spend.
ing q portion OF the Summer with Yard
ley relatives. Mr. Foulke is in the en-
ploy of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Republican standing committee
of Bucks county met in Doylestown on
Wednesday and selected Mahlon II.
Stout, Esq, as chairman and George P.
Brock as secretary. Monday, Septem-
Der Goth, was chosen as tho date for
holding the country convention. There
was not very full attendance of the
committee.
The Solcbury Baptist Church win
hold harvest home and festival, in the
Deer Park, on Saturday afternoon and
evening of this week. Addresses by
prominent speakers in tho afternoon, and
a very interesting stereopticon exhibition
in the pavilion, for young folks, free.
Other attractions added. A good supper,
and all refreshments in profusion.
AT the elocutionary and musical en-
tertainment at Solebury Deer Park, to-
morrow Thursday. Col. A. X. Mcclure
and Rev. William A. Patton will deliver
addresses. Hon. II. M. Yardley will
also be present REGULATIONS will be
given by Misses Elizabeth q. Story,
Lizzie 4. Comfy and Lizzie J. Yerkes
Mrs. Rita X. Geisenberger, will render
some vocal solos, and Keller's Orchestra
will furnish instrumental music at inter-
walls.
"A Mr. Price, of Philadelphia, a rela-
tive of Mr.. Jas. Murray, of New Hope,
spent last Sunday with the latter. Mr..
Price is declared to bear a striking re-
semblance to President Cleveland by
those who have seen both of them; in fact
so great is the resemblance that Mr.. +. is
annoyed by the attention he attracts when
ON the prominent streets of Philadelphia.
Worst of all, he dislikes to be mistaken
for Democrat, for he is solid Repub-
lican.
soiebury Farmers Club.
The August meeting of this club
was held at the residence of Eastburn
Reeder, on Saturday the 9th. The rain
storm interfered ina great measure with
the meeting, which was held within
doors, and it organized about A o'clock.
A number of documents and reports
we're offered and examined. Harvey
Shaw, of Norristown, had visited the
celebrated herd of Jersey cattle Of Mill
err & Sibley, of Franklin, Pa, and an in
teresting account of the trip published
in the Norristown HERALD was read.
A tabulated list Of fertilizers and their
value was presented. Judge Ferdinand s..
Holcombe and John s. Williams present
ed some specimens OF fruits. President
Blackfan spoke Of the delayed oats har-
vest of this Summer, and thought some
record Of it should be placed on the
minutes. John s. Williams thought the
next meeting would be the proper time,
after all the oats was harvested. An
swers to questions were read, and there
was discussion as to the proper method
Of keeping stable manure. Agnes B.
Williams, editor Of the "Club Journal, "
read her paper, containing many inter
esting articles. Questions we're assign
ed for next meeting, which will be held
at the residence OF John 8. Williams, on
Saturday, September 3D.. Il Newtown En-
terprise.